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CHICAGO, Sept. Gin the suit OF Chas. j. Ker-
shaw AID Hamilton Dewar for the use OF POrterS
b. Weare, receiver, against Maurice RoSenfeld l.
Co., declaration was yesterday fled In the Supe-
Nor Court It Is d vOluminouS document and fully
sets forth the cause OF action to recover damages
In the sum OF $500, COO The plaintiffs assert that
On June Is Maurice ROsenfed and Frank E. john
son, composing defendant trm, Daryainad for and
cents, to be delivered In June and paid for deny.
cry. Kershaw Co. were ready and willing to
deliver the wheat as per contract, but the DEFEND
ants requested them to resell the wheat on their
account June wheat had In the meantime taken
big drop and the plaintiffs were forced to sell
Rosenred and CO. 3 900 900 bushels at TAX cents
In the aggregate, just tSOO, 900 less than it had
cost. The defendants were liable for this defcit
and promised to pay, but failed to do so. The de-
claratton contains seventeen different counts but
all tell substantially the same story-that the de-
PENDANTS were caught In . corner and could not
get out.
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A Serious Charge Against Hackmen.
ALLEGED ABDUCTION OF A sIxTERN-YHAR-oLDo GIRL
Officer Hopkins yesterday arrested Noah Camp
bell and Ottoway Adams, colored hack drivers, on
charge OF abduction. The oficer arrested them
on complaint OF Mary Almoralia, c0lored, who
lives at No 116 Maryland avenue southwest, who
charged that Sunday night they visited her house
while She was absent and took her s1xteen-year-
OLD daughter Lottie to house OF bad repute. This
afternoon In the Police Court the defendants were
Charged with enticing female child into house
OF ill-fame, and the case was continued until
Friday.
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THE CONDEMNED ANARCHISTS.
Their Suspense II Making Them Ner-

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-The death-sentenced anar-
chists were visibly nervous this morning. The
anxiety and suspense over the near approach OF
The Supreme Court decision is more than flesh
and blood can endure without giving Indications
or the intense struggle OF hope and fear. When
first let out OF their cells the condemned men put
their heads together and engaged In an animated
discussion In German about something. All the
parties except Spies who was talking with Miss
Van Zandt repaired to the other side Of the cell
house,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-06

AvIorxNr ADVANCE AHEs1.-Iewh Lent, the ID
vance agent q the Joe sullivan theatrical com.
pany. Is locked up IN cell In the Ulster County
Jail &c Kingston, NY. Lent tackled Autograph
In front OF the business place Of Hasbrouck Att
ger, shoe dealefS In Rondour NJ. Al1ger tore the
poster down. Then lent hit Aluger blow on the
head with big hammer, and III. Anger lost
much blood. lent win iAnguish IN jail until All
ger Il strong enough TO appear against him.
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MISS HIDALGo HAS 81, 0Q0, 900 EACH OF HER FIVE
YEARS, AND MAY SAMPLES OWNS S7,OOO,U00.
A Long Branch special says: There are two
noteworthy little he1rcsses at the shore just now.
One of them is at the Rowland House here at The
Branch and the other Is at the Beach House down
at Sea Girt. One OF them has millions in prospec-
tive, the other has them IN possession. subject
only to the guardianship OF her mother. The How
land House hefreSS Is Miss lidago. OF New York.
She Is rive years Old, dark eyed and. decidedly
pretty. Her features Oetoken her Spanish parent
age. She is the daughter OF Julio Hldalgo, prob
ably the richest CuOan cigar manufacturer and
importer In the world. There Is S. 600 900 coming
10 Hiss HidalgO. Her father has them safely in
vested In the little ones name, II is said Young
as Is Miss Hidalgo and long as 1t viii be before
She can call the millions her own, there are nu-
inerOuS SuitorS for her hand The proxies con-
sist OF anxious mothers or numerous small boys AZ
the Rowland and West End Hotels, who cultivate
beauty, and have their youngsters play In the
sand with the heiresS
The heiress down at Sea Girt is May Sharpless,
OF New York aud Philadelphia She belongs 10
and now In another. Really, Miss May is New
Yorker by birth. Her father, one OF the trm OF
Arnold, Constable & Co., died In Paris several
years ago, where be was resident partner OF the
house. Miss May Is eight years old. very bright
and smart, and 81, 600 900 has been lett her Ia her
own name. Her great hobby Is her dolls, OF which
she has at least q dozen handsome specimens.
They are the best the market affords, and their
dresses were made by Worth In Paris. Miss Mays
own dresses are wonders or the dressmaking art,
sands OF dollars on her child's wardrobe. Mrs.
SharpleSS, the mother, was reported some months
ago as about to wed ex-GOv. Leon Albeit, or tnls
state, but the report seems to have been un-
yer, however, and he sees that the young heiresS'
fortune is properly taken care OF
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500
kd.na
Washington >,ock Exchange.

TIE foiowns chances from yesterdays quotations
Y IS rsss,ss;sereS lssi. los. bad l9ss s.sst
y. s A ooupons l24,. bid, l2es ..ted
"a r ykans , IA bid lsss t isl
bid. llsk asked d: 9 70 year fund. 6s. lsas.
k.ilrOsd Stock 2lss bud 800 s.Eed National
MetropoitAp Insurance. 90 hid. National Union
Insurance lss bid. 20 asked. COLUMBIA Insurance..
LAX ssked herman American Insurance.. Ioo bad.
Washington Market bonds, lis asked washins-
ss5 e'd NsuonAi metropolitan bank, $50 bid. goo
Great Fails Ice, l2o bud. a. asked Columbia
hue Insurance Co. % bud. W. l. l. LIST mort
xAse bouds. 80 bid Washington light Infantry,
IDS o4 bld Panorama stock. 81 bid 80 asked.
Nuesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. SIN
bid u, s. Electric lisnt S3 bid
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The PnrcEs TEL.

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AND EVERYBODY TELLS THE PRICE
Gaze at the wonderful bill of fare the LONDON AMI
LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co. has prepared for it
patrons and the public ct large:
$500 Buys An-wool SERGE SUIT. Blue Brown
Gray, and Salmon color.
e6OO buys nice Gray mixed SERGE SUIT
$500 buys . good BUSINESS SUIT
Sl2.o0 buys a Silk Face BLACK CORKSCREW SUIT
"a 90 buys one Of our SILK ALPACA PONGEE, ani
other FANCY COATS and VESTS that were 81 CO.
e1oO buys . good pair Of WORKING PANTS tha
Will stand the knocLabouts Of gymnxst.
CHlLDREN's and BOYS SUITS at half prica
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
au4, Corner 9TH and g sta NV.
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MARYLAND STEAMER BURNEp.-The steamer
Avalon, or the Maryland Steamboat Companys
neet, was destroyed by fire sunday night at Free
port. Va, on the Great Wicomlco River She was
entirely destroyed. Damage, $4,000; insurance,
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"A DRUMMER ASSAULTED BY A WATER. E
Herty, drummer for a Baltimore drug house,
Threw sauce bottle at q nego waiter named
Maeder, at the Eutaw House ia that city yesUer-
day, because the latter snatched fruit dish from
his hand. Maeder then dealt Herty q blow on the
head with q club, lnf1icting Injuries which may
prove fatal. Maeder escaped.
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+ .oUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.

nets for oil the Monthly and Semi nnudl Drawings of
The Louisiana STATE Lottery Company, and In person
manage and control the DTdtrnDs them Setres and that
The same conducted trih honesty fairness and in
good faith torad all parties aud ice authorize the CON-
Ddny 10 this certificate irh -siRles s0n0-
lures GffQched, in lis advertisements"
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Ex-senator Dorsey Says the Mine Strike
IN Exaggerated.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Ihe reported strike in the
Gogeice range mines, known as the John G. Bur-
ton property Is. according to Mr.. Stephen Dorseys
statement, greatly exaggerated. MIR. Burton, who
came TO this city from the Thousand Islands yes
terday, started for Philadelphia this morning.
About SIS, 600 was forwarded to the mines to pay
the men In tull BY next week the sale OF the
Burton property to the BesSemer Consolidated
Mining Company will probably be cOnsumnated
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A NEGR0S BRUTAL MURDER.-At Columbus Ohio.
horrible crime was perpetrated last night by
VIM. Farmer. colored man, who murdered q
young col0red woman. Agnes Jones, by cutting
The Jones woman, who Is about twenty. three
years OF age. Is married, and her husband resides
In PtttSbury, where he Is coal miner. Farmer
had been paramOur OF hers with whom she had
been unable to break Oh. She came here q day OF
two ago for the purpose OF telling him that they
must quit, and meeting him on SciatO street told
him these facts. She had no sooner done So when
he threw her to the ground and commenced to
slash at her with razor almost completely sever
large There IL great excitement In the locality
where tt happened,
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From the Boston Journal Of Education.
A clergyman ofiiciated at the funeral OF man
whose widow was Spiritualist. Scarcely were
the exercises concluded when she began to berate
the minister In . masculine tone OF voice To re-
assure him bystander informed him that the
spirit OK her husband was holding forth. Our
friend says that in all his experience It Is the only
time he was ever ''sassed by the corp6a"
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TIE COMING CONVENTION or BANkERs-The
convention of the Bankers Association will be
held at Pittsburg Pa, In October. Among the
matters to be considered will be the question OF
uniformity In checks, as proposed by the Bankers
Club OF Chicago. 1t will doubtless be fav0rably
recommended, as will also the use OF safety paper
for all checks, drafts and other papers which
tempt the alteration OF figures on bank paper, and
it viii doubtless be recommended for bank ledgers
as well The perennial silver question will Also
claim attention. but the most important question
for consideration will doubtless be some plan
whereby the circulation OF bank currency can he
secured BY bond deposits which will not bring the
the question up every few years. AT present a
number OF banks have three per cents deposited
With the Treasurer, and those bonds having been
called, the interest stops on date OF call The
result is that the banks must rest content 10 have
the three per cents lie and bring no interest, or
else 20 tnJ0 the market and buy tue four per cents
at . premium and deposit them instead. The pro-
posed amendments 70 the banking Laws for the
protection OF depositors In national banks, sug.
gested by Controllor OF the Currency Tren.
holm. Will doubtless be discussed. II proposes
thai where the president and cashier OF bank
are directors there shall be In addition four dlrec
tors 70 that the collus0n On the part OF president
and cashier cannot be practtced 20 wreck the
bank and the depositorA An amendment TO the
CANADIAN treaty which Will mako Canada Botany
Bay Tor sldppdne nnancters will Oe asked OF Con-
Gre0A
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Cor. w. BOYD was still living at 80 O'Clock
p m. to-day, much to the surprise Of his friends,
who, in view OF his great tenacity Of ule have
some hopes OF a favorable change.
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Ralttmore Nnrkcss.

BALTIMORE, MD. september O.-NirHfniA slyea.
consolidated, a.. past due coupons. o.I. do. Ven
forties 30 " do new threes 63S bud to-day.
BALTl MORE. NM September 6-Cotton dull-mid-
ding, 9A., Flour nrm and active wh-at-southvru
steady and quiet. red ssssO. amber. sUaS western
hisaer aud dull No. = winter red, spot 7sSs.ss /:
September as bid; October, sYAaoU. November al a
aSIa Decealber 81 ~aS3. Coru-southern steady and
nrm; white, 56s57. yellow, 54a55. western nrm and
duii mixed October. ~ ysiys. Oats nrner IN
southern and Pennsylvania 2ssSt western white 80
n.bSs. western mixed, 3Ua,S2. Rye nrmer. 3sa5 l..
ProNisons steady With moderate Inquiry Legs nrmer
and scarce. l7sl1&. Potatoes easier l.60a2 90 per
barrel Coffee noninA-lao carsoes, ordinary to
iair issa2oS Suvar.copper refined firm. losaios ,.
Whisky Gulet IL 4al To- other article. uncl Hanged.
freghts 10 Liverpool per steamer dulleotton. I'd
Hour. ls3 gram I'd eceps-nour, 6..l2s barrels
wheat, IO.SJU bushels. CorI 20 busl.ls oAls, 900
bushels; rye, 100 bushels Shipments-nour, 10 o. 1
barrels Sales-wheat, 23S.Soo bushels. corn i, $40
bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. H.. September u. j n. m.-whess
seout .,sadyccash os,s October, 30 lelo, NoyeRl-
November. AZ Oats steady-cash. 24A. October %
November, 25's. kye. 4ie. Barley, tss- Prime
timothy, 2.3 az Is. Flax, l.UsSa lO3s. Whisky
Lao. Pork stesdy-Janusry, Il. 10. Lard steady
each. 642k October and November. g. A. Short rios
s5fH. Butter dun, unchanged kxss steady, l3.l 4
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NEW HAVEN, CONN, Sept. 6.-The failure OF the
iron nrm OF T. 3. Wheeler CO. Is the principal
topic OF conversation to-day. The firms liabilities
are said to equal II not exceed, q million. Many
OF the local banks hold the firms paper, but are
confident that it will prove good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-06

The friends OF Mr.. Jerome j. Wilbur, Of the As
ISOLATED Press, Will sympathlze with hun and his
vile in the loss OF their infant son. who died this
morning.
Dr.. Leopold Servais, Antwerp, Official represen-
tative or the Belgian government, and DR.. Gallai
representative o. the Belgian Medical Press, at
rived In the city this afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. II. g. Hopkins, OF the Willard, NY,
insane aSyI uin, are guests or Col ChaS. p. Lincoln
at his home on CaptOl hln
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A Feature OF Ynap0rtAnce % this Die
trict PseseMted by Col. Ludlow.

Commissioner Ludlow said to a hR reporter to
day that there Is one imports feature In the
sale OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad that has
not to his knowledge, been developed In the news
papers Col Ludlow said that II the road has
been purchased BY syndicate o; capitalists VINO
Intend to conduct u In harmony with the other
trunk nues, and not, as It has been heretofore
CON petiive and rival line, It may become neces-
sary to recast the old scheme IN relation to the
railroads within the city. Heretofore the two
companies have insisted upon equal way and ter
minal facilities but II they win not hereafter, be
run as rival concerns, 1t is a moot question
II they viii care to have the same privileges and
one may I've contented to take the south half OF
the city and the other the north half as now. In
this case the Commissioners are powerless; they
cannot compel either company to connect with
the other. He said that the matter will have TO
boil while until the true state OF affairs be
ascertained and the policy OF the new manage
ment defned, when the Commissioners win know
how to act. But Col. Ludlow docs not apprehend
that either company win be willing TO 90 to the
expense OF connecting with the other through q
tunnel, as before contemplated He thinks that
the District viii have TO fall back ON his scheme
to have the Baltimore and Ohio DO away with Its
Metropolitan Branch within the city and make
the connection with that line ct Ivy City, and
thence run into the city over the main tracks.
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DRNNRAD DECLARED 1AD.-At New Brunswick.
n j. it was decided yesterday TO send Samuel
Oenmead, the hermit, 10 the state insane asylum,
and, unless the changeable authorities come 70
another decision to-day, this win be done. Drs,
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Steamers ON tho Tiber.

From the London Truth.
A line OF small passenger steamers 10 TO be e.
tablished next month on the Tibet, at Rome They
are to run for about four miles, from q pier above
the Ponte Molle on the old Flaminian Way, to the
Church OF Sc. Paul, and will stop at the principal
bridges. This will be horrible innovation In che
opinion OF old habttues OF the Esernal City.
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DIRECTING TO HENRY GEORGES THEORrEs.-At q
meeting OF the Presbyterian ministers OF Pittsburg
ana Allegheny City yesterday the Rev. DR.. Hays
gave notice that he would attend no more discus
slons or Henry Georges theories, as he did not
consider they tended 10 Sancti1cation. He said
That the Rev: Alex. jackson had sent abroad the
neighbOrhOOd are believers in the George theories
according TO the program Mr.. jackson should
read paper on the land question on Monday, but
Dy vote MS paper Is Indefinitely postponed.
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Racing At Sheepshead Bay.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, NY, Sept. 6-First race, purse
$500, seven furlongs. E0lian finished first, Jennie
b. second, and Cleaner third. Time, :2SL
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Tele1r1phic RYief,

TelegT1phic Briefs.
b. F. Williams president OF the First National
Bank Of Northampton, Masa, died to-day, OF CON.
sumption.
CHARGED WITH SHOOTING Hrs SoN-In Indianap-
oils. at O'Clock yesterday morning, Thomas Pow
ers was seen running from his saloon accOmpa-
MED by Ned Hetner, young lawyer Just as q shot
was fired. Powers fell with bullet hole through
his body. His rather. Martin Powers, policeman,
was found inside the saloon, and on the counter
He and his son both deny that he had fired the
shot, but Heiner told the police that q quarrel
father with cane. The elder Powers, he says,
then fired the shot. The young man VIII proba-
bly, die, and his father Is now in jail charged with
attempted murder.
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A Thresher Engine Explodes and Kills
Three Men.

ST. LOUIS Sept. ga special to the Post dis
patch from Mount Vernon Ill, says: At O'Clock
this morning a thresher engine on the farm OF
VIM. Bumphus, at Garden Spring, twelve miles
from Mount Vernon, exploded, injuring nve men,
to pieces; another had both legs blown OF and q
third had an arm blown of
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HEARING Nh. BILLIARDS STORY.-A council Of
Baptist churches was called yesterday to meet at
Ml. Zion CoI0red Baptist Church, at the corner OF
grievances OF Rev. Mr. Diliard OF MI. Zion Church,
who has been accused by members OF his congre-
and, among other things, sprinkling salt on the
moor to brighten away the devil. The members Of
the council could not get into the church, as the
trustees had locked the door. The council, how
ever, met at Mrs. Williams house In the same
nelgnDorhood- They heard Mr.. Dillard's side OF
called in which the church Should be reDresanted.
to consider the matter.
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SwIFuHrKN on SGaKH.-In obedience to general
order issued on saturday twenty swttchmen OF tho
Wisconsin central Railroad struck. They have
been receiving e1.90 and x2 per day for day and
night WORK, respectively, and want $2.15 for both
men and switchmen arc now idle at stevens
Point. There Is q present no prospect OF settle.
m0nt
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HOW PLUCKY GEORGIA GIRL RESCUED LILLY DILL
NAN, FIFTBEN YEARS OLD.
special to the New York World from Augusta,
Ga, Sept. 8 says: The mystery OF the disappear
ance OF Miss Lilly Dillman has been solved, the
girl having been found In house OF in.repute in
New Orleans. Miss Dillman, who is q pretty
young miss OF fifteen, disappeared from her home
here on June %. Her family was greatly dis
tressed, and vigorous efforts were made for her re-
c0very. Some days thereafter Mr.. RObt. Lampkin,
OF Athens, married man. who frequently visits
Augusta. LETT the city Tor his home In Athens He
was aStonished one day to be called on by the miss
Ing girls elder sister, who announced her inten-
lion lion OF shooting him II he did not produce Miss
Lilly. Lampkin escaped by the back door, and
with Miss Lilly Dillman, who was in the city, dis
appeared, and has not since been heard from. The
elder Miss Dillman kept In pursuit OF the pair,
following them to Atlanta, Nashville, Cincinnati,
and New Orleans. In Cincinnati she lost all trace
OF the fleeing couple. and returned home. She
then learned that her sister was In New orleans.
Miss Diliman telegraphed TO the CHIEF OF police OF
New Orleans TO arrest the child and send her
home, also telegraphing funds for that purpose.
Tonight telegram from the chief was received,
saying Miss Lilly would reach Augusta tomorrow.
Lampkin has disappeared, and Is not likely to
appear In this county again. He once stood very
high here.
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e BEEN ISSUED to citizens OF the Dis

PATENTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED 70 c1t1ZenS OF the DIS
trict Us follows: Thos. j. BIcksler, manufacture
OF printing plates: Christopher MOegung, manu-
facture or smell jewelry; Christian q. Schneider,
soldering iron, anu Rudolf Aeun,ch, lce-creepers
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NAVAL OFFICERS DBTACHED-Rear Admiral D.
L. Bralne, writes the Navy Department under date
OF July %, from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, that he,
on that day, detached Lieut.. II. r. Taylor and En-
sign Z. W. Sutphen from the United states snip
Advance, aud ordered Them TO temporary duty on
the flag shin Lancaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-06

Purrs TMRIATRNnse no CoMpRa-Najoe mia
Phipps, ex-supenntendent Of the Philadelphia
almshouse, who win be relecssd from prison In Q
few weeks having served four years and three
months Of . nve years sentence for defrauding the
Institution OF large sums az money, Threatens %
sss0ueal" on his confe0efateS Whe0 h becomes Q
nee man. Il is said that By such action number
OF large merchants a. we0 - peominent polita-
clans win b implicated
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Application for rates clubs should be made only to
the office Of the Company In New Orlesns
address POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders,
New York Exchange IN ordinary letter. Currency by
ExpTess cat our expense) addressed
NJ A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La
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"THE DANDY" IN TRoUBLE.-Stella Ward, q
young cOlOred woman who works at sam SINGS
laundry, on Pennsylvania avenue, near Az street,
was IN the laundry last night playing game OF
to the colOred girls as ''The Dandy" Sarah John
son, c0lored girl who also visits Sans laundry,
was watching the game and claimed that ''The
DANDY" who did not want 70 pay for the beer,
was cheating. Stella won the game, and because
sarah laughed "The Dandy" assaulted her Later
In the night sarah met him In the laundry, and he
TOLD her that he would make her get u warrant for
something, and night followed during which
Sarah was pushed through the window and her
and Judge Smell to-day fined Young All S6
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept 6-At the stock board to-
day Baltimore and Ohio railroad shares sold at
LAG, but before the close eleven shares brought
only 142S. just before the close twelve shares
were offered, for which no bid was made until the
affairs OF the railroad are settled 1t Is thought
here the decline Will continue.
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RANGE OF THE THERMONHTKR--The following
were the readings At the Siguai Oflics to-day:
NJ, 62; = p. Ia, SO; maximum 81: minimum, 60
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Dx,souscmo SIN john MAcDoHAID.-A Winnipeg
SPECIAL 70 the St Paul. Mimi, Roaeer-P ress GAYS:
"a picnic Sunday At Norris, AAn., under the "a.
sDices OF the Canadian-Pacafic road, was captured
by nta-disallowanOe EympaIhtzers who denounced
Sir John Macdonald and the dominion government
from the Rso; S sSe 20 % tss Cana,
to stop R. While from speaking, but Wero sum.
marfly hustled on the groInds."